On Safari Kenya Embraces
EFAC as their Social Cause

EFAC is planning the second annual "Meet The Students and go on Safari" trip at the end of September 2012. Once again Anthony Cheffings, On Safari Kenya, will lead the trip. When last year's participants were asked what they would change they all echoed the same sentiment;"nothing, it was a perfect trip." Combine visiting the top rated schools to meet your sponsored students and their classmates followed by exploring the rich African country side and its diverse cultures and this trip becomes a once in a life time experience. Traveling with a purpose is much more than a vacation.

Anthony Cheffings, is a third generation Kenyan who is the principal of On Safari Kenya, a multi generational family safari business and will lead our trip. His trips are rated among the best in East Africa. Anthony is an EFAC partner and sponsors one of our EFAC scholars. On Safari Kenya also donates a percentage of its revenue each year to help support the EFAC mission in Kenya. To learn more about his trips go to www.onsafarikenya.com

View photos from the 2010 EFAC Meet Your Student and Go On Safari Trip

EFAC University Scholars


Name: Carolyne N.
Gender: Female
School: African Nazarene University, EFAC start date 1/10

Student's Background: Carolyne is the oldest of nine children, and her parents are peasant farmers with a low income. In 2008, when Carolyne was more than half way through her freshman year in college, she was informed that she had to drop out because of lack of fees. The money that she and her relatives were able to raise was not enough for her to continue school. Carolyne was disappointed when she had to drop out but she remained hopeful that she would be able to return to college some day. Thanks to her EFAC sponsor, Carolyne was able to return to school and is hen she completes her degree, she will be the first female university graduate from her district, a remote area of Kenya.

Academic Achievement: Carolyne works 30 hours a week to pay for room and board while attending school full-time. She has a cumulative GPA over 3.5 and is majoring in IT.

Carolyne: "My dream is to finish my degree course and if possible to go on with my masters and be able to do a profession in IT; change my family's situation, the society and to help the needy in the society to my best as I don't want anybody to suffer the way I did myself."



Name: Shirline P.
Gender: Female
School: African Nazarene University, EFAC start date 1/09

Student's Background: Shirline lost her mother in 2003. She continued to live with her elderly father and brothers. She and her siblings lived on the sale of milk from their few goats and her brothers were able to raise sporadic funds for her high school education. She was also able to attract some outside funds because of her good grades. She passed her KCSE with a B+ despite missing two thirds of her classes due to lack of funds. She studied at home and showed amazing determination.

Academic Achievement: In September 2009, Shirline earned a 4.0 average and received a small stipend for this accomplishment. In 2010, Shirline was first in her class and helped lead graduation as one of the scholars with the highest grades in the school.


Shirline is majoring in business and accounting and is doing extremely well. She lives at the university and flourishing in a lifestyle she never dreamed possible. We believe that she is well on her way to making a difference in her life, her family's life and the life of her community.